Simply extract all files from this archive into your .xbmc directory.
Alternatively save Keymap.xml into your XBOX userdata/keymaps folder which is found in your main XBMC user directory.
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| A | Select / Pause |
| B | Back / Stop / Undo / Close |
| Y | Fullscreen toggle - i.e. show whats playing |
| X | Info / Parent directory |
| Start | Context Menu / OSD |
| Back | (Same as B) |
| XBOX button | Home |
| D-Pad | Left, right, up, down navigation / Seek + Volume |
| Left / Right Sticks | Same as D-Pad |
| Left / Right Stick Press | Context Menu |
| Front Shoulders | Volume |
| Back Bumpers | Seek |
The XBoxDrv driver is recommended with Linux as it provides a nice and easyily configurable Linux Joystick device.
The following launch method is recommended:
sudo xboxdrv --dpad-as-button --trigger-as-button --deadzone 12000 --led 9 -D -s
Should you wish to configure the config the following button reference may be useful.
| Button | Button ID |
|---|---|
| A | 5 |
| B | 6 |
| Y | 8 |
| X | 7 |
| Back | 13 |
| XBox | 15 |
| Start | 14 |
| Back Shoulder Left | 11 |
| Front Shoulder Left | 9 |
| Back Shoulder Right | 12 |
| Front Shoulder Left | 10 |
| Left Joystick Press | 16 |
| Left Joystick Axis Up/Down | A2 |
| Left Joystick Axis Left/Right | A1 |
| Right Joystick Press | 17 |
| Right Joystick Axis Up/Down | A4 |
| Right Joystick Axis Left/Right | A3 |
| D-pad Up | 1 |
| D-pad Down | 2 |
| D-pad Left | 3 |
| D-pad Right | 4 |